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cheesydeadphish -





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Birthday Show!!!
This is a very nice show. You can hear the energy and the love. That DarkStar>El>Eyes is friggin' SICK!!!
Reviewer:
reviewr -




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Short Version...
Not the best show ever. The 1st set has it's moments. The 2nd set is real strong. The famous sequence of DarkStar>ElPaso>Eyes>MorngDew is worth it's reputation. Is Bill the best drumer ever?
Reviewer:
)€-\) H€-\) -





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Caught this one last night on his B-day...
I just got done doing the leg work of organization and capture for this show, what a great night of music on the Fat Man's Birthday!!! We all miss him very much, since his death has brought a stop to a community we all enjoyed being a part of,touring with the Grateful Dead. May we commune here and enjoy what was most important, the feeling we get from their music. Happy Birthday from a loyal fan!
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oh_uh_um_ah -





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The GRATEFUL DEAD "Live On Stage" August 1, 1973 at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
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~On This Day In GRATEFUL DEAD History~
Jerry Garcia's Birthday and I was there.
Huge Party at Roosevelt Stadium, 36 years ago when I was 17-18. I would turn 18 the next day.
I remember it like it was yesterday. Sue and I went to this show. Sue was my 20-21 year old girlfriend...the good ol' days of 73' when there was NO HIV AIDS and all the girls were into free love....if your dinky got stinky, they had a shot for it and you were good to go...dem days is over'...Sue and I had a great time...before, during and after the show...yum.
Jerry was all smiles at this show...his playin' is solid, professional, and hits the spot. Jerry had a great time at this show, we showed him all the love we had. Happy Birthday brother.
I remember the GRATEFUL DEAD nailing this show...we were all blown away. "The Band" was pretty good too, they played durin' the day, then the sun went down and the GRATEFUL DEAD came out.
This is back in the day when the DEAD still had American Flags and US Marine Stickers on their equipment oh, and "DEATH FROM ABOVE" U.S. Airborne stickers too...lmao.
For all collectors of 1973 GRATEFUL DEAD this show is a must have...for two reasons, 1. magnificent 73' show and 2. it's Jerry G's B-Day.
NYC crowds always seemed to energize the GRATEFUL DEAD. The Best shows outside of Frisco were in NYC or the immediate NYC area this is one of them.
I recommend using your EQ during playback of most of the shows on the IA, this one included.
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Eat, Drink, Be Merry and Listen to the GRATEFUL DEAD.
Thanks for the LOVE from 1973.
PS: I think the DEAD were already in Novato, at the ranch firing off their automatic weapons back in 73. Anyone got a copy of the Angela Davis and Pigpen poster holding automatic rifles and shotguns on the front porch?
Peace and Love.
PSS: remember to click on the "DeadLists Project" link and collect the poster and ticket for this show...it's JERRY'S BIRTHDAY!